A encourage the development of standardized planting and breeding of Chinese herbal medicines, and support the breeding of improved varieties of Chinese herbal medicines.
B. protect medicinal wildlife resources and encourage the development of artificial breeding and reproduction.
C dynamic monitoring of medicinal wildlife resources, and regular investigation every five years.
D encourage the development of modern circulation system of Chinese herbal medicines, improve the technical level of packaging and storage of Chinese herbal medicines, and establish a traceability system for the circulation of Chinese herbal medicines.
The correct answer is C.
What are the provisions of the Chinese Medicine Law on the protection of Chinese herbal medicines?
First, strengthen the protection and rational utilization of wild Chinese herbal medicines.
The second is to carry out standardized planting and breeding of Chinese herbal medicines.
The third is to establish an authentic evaluation system for Chinese herbal medicines.
The fourth is to strengthen the supervision of the whole process of production and circulation of Chinese herbal medicines.
The fifth is to standardize the autotrophic use of Chinese herbal medicines.
Traditional Chinese medicine is the treasure of the Chinese nation, the characteristics and advantages of China's medical and health system, and an important part of the national medical and health undertakings. Since the founding of New China, the Party and the state have attached great importance to the work of traditional Chinese medicine, insisted on paying equal attention to both Chinese and western medicine, and made remarkable achievements in the cause of traditional Chinese medicine.
In 2003, the Regulations on Traditional Chinese Medicine formulated by the State Council played an important role in promoting and standardizing the development of traditional Chinese medicine. However, with the rapid development of economy and society, the development of traditional Chinese medicine is facing some new problems, which are mainly manifested as: the service capacity of traditional Chinese medicine is insufficient and its characteristic advantages are not fully exerted.
The current physician management and drug management system can not fully meet the characteristics and development needs of traditional Chinese medicine. Some people with medical expertise can not pass the examination to obtain the qualification of doctors, and the varieties of traditional Chinese medicine preparations in medical institutions have obviously shrunk. The cultivation and breeding of Chinese herbal medicines are not standardized, which affects the quality of Chinese herbal medicines.
The way of training talents of traditional Chinese medicine is relatively single, and talents are scarce; There are many difficulties in inheriting and developing TCM theories and technical methods. The Chinese medicine community has been calling for a more comprehensive Chinese medicine law. Almost every year, NPC deputies and CPPCC members put forward motions, proposals and suggestions for the formulation of the Chinese Medicine Law.